Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-06-30

eral months is at this writing very low
and it is feared that her life is ebbing
away fast.
With five ice cream saloons IN town
We dome wonder il the young man who
carries but two dimes in his pocket
auakes in his boots when promenadlng
the streets with his best girl on Satur-
day evenings.
For SALE.-The property of John
Swartz, ST., late Of Millhem, deceased.
situate on North street, is Offered for
sale. Apply To or address
q. W. SwART2. Executor,
l.ewiStown, Pa.
-Gheen \ Spiglemyer, of Jersey
Shore have bought the entire stock of
merchchandse from j. Spigelmyer,
Agt., and have large lot of new goods
coming in, which Will be sold cheap for
cash or produce.
S. II. Noaker, an employe of the
Champion reaper company agency ut
Sunbury, Pa, was struck 10y n passen-
ger train going through that town, on
Friday afternoon. His injuries will
probably prove fatal.
The Lewisburg Saturday NacS says
that John T. Cox has been granted a
pardon and will be released from the
Sunbury Jail mt once. Hon. n. III. Dill
and frienGs haye been using their intlu-
ence before the Pardon Board in his
behalf.
We see that Charley Held, broth.
er of Mrs. J. d. Lose, of this place,
while working Oh Murray 5 Saw Mill at
Westport, Clinton Co., had the misfor-
tune TO have the four fingers of his Que
hand badly cut by circular saw week
before last.
A barn located near the Catholic
cemetery and owned by EN-ludge
Adam Hoy caught fire on saturday and
was burned. 1t was filled with hay.
The fire is supposed to have been start
ed by some children who were playing
near hy.-Bellgonte Daily NacS.
H. ). Clemens, II. d, the specialist
of Allentown, Pa, will make his regu-
lar semi monthly visit to Bellefonte,
July 18th and 18th, for the purpose of
consulting with his patients. Office al
at the Brockerhoff House, ut the usual
hours. Will be in Centre Hall, July
14lh.
Don't forget that the ladies of the
NJ. E. church are holding festival in
the rink on Penn street next Saturday
and Monday, afternoon and evening.
Don't fail TO patronize the ladies.
They will furnish the best ice cream
and cakes and the more you buy the
better for their church.
Rev. Swengle, who is at present So
journing on his farm ut PaXtonville,
Snyder Co. hes requested w. I. Au-
man, of this place, TO fill his pulpit IN
the church atWoodward onSunday eve
ming. July 10th. Persuant to this re-
quest Mr.. A. will preach for the Wood
ward people on that Sunday.
We know whereof we speak when
we say that John 7. McDiyitt, the o.
blIging miller at Campbell's mill makes
the best flour in this section of the
country. Under his management that
mill can compete with any first-class
mill. His flour is the next thing to
roller flour and delight to the house
wife.
The fund for the fireworks is going
up admirably. Enough has been con-
tributed to purchase S75 assortment,
but keep the ball rolling so that a
500 display may be had. Persons who
have not yet subscribed or who wish to
increase their present subscriptions can
do so any time with the members OF
the band.
ANY person who wants paying
work as local or travelling agent for
warranted nursery stock should apply
at once to Jas. E. Whitney, nursery
man, Rochester, n. Y. No experience
is necessary, and complete outfit Is fur
nished free, steady work the year round
and all stock warranted TO be in good
condition.
We are under obligations to Pr5si-
dent Geo. w. Atherton, of the Penna.
State College for kind invitation and
two tickets to the Alumni Dinner,
which took place at II o'clock at noon
yesterday. AS it is impossible for us
to get away from the weekly routine of
business we were unable to be present
dt the dinner.
considerable discussion is gong in
this borough about the right 10 shoot
fire-crackers on the Fourth. Sec. 33 of
the borough ordinance says that "any
person or persons who shall wantonly
ard without any reasonable occasion.
fire or cause to lie fired, at any time or
place within the built-up portions of
the Borough, any firearms, fire-crack-
ers, squibs or other lire works, shall,
upon conviction before &c. &c. be
fined &c. &C." Considering that fire
crackers and fire works are manufac-
tuned and sold specifically for the use
on such national holidays as the Fourth
of July we can hardly construe the
phrase reasonable occasion" in said
section of the ordinances in any other
way than that the Fourth of July is
meant as reasonable occasion for
shooting fire-crackers and fireworks. If
there ia M reasonable occasion for them